Brendan David McCown has achieved numerous qualifications and standards related to aeronautical engineering, including National Certificates in Aeronautical Engineering for Aircraft Powerplant, Aircraft Mechanical, and Aircraft Structures. He has achieved standards from Level 1 to Level 6, with the majority at Levels 3, 4, and 6, demonstrating extensive knowledge and skills in areas such as aircraft materials, engines, structures, systems, and certification processes for maintenance.

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Record of Achievement
McCown, Brendan David
National Student Number (NSN): 1062359
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Qualification and Achievement Summary
New Zealand Qualifications Framework Registered Qualifications
National Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering, Aircraft Powerplant 10 April 2013
National Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering, Aircraft Mechanical 20 March 2012
National Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering, Aircraft Structures 15 December 2011
National Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering (Related Technology) 19 November 2010
Standards Achieved
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Subfield
Standard
Number
Title CreditsResultDate
Aeronautical Engineering
Level 6 20902
Apply knowledge of avionics to the certification of aeronautical
maintenance
25 A
11 January
2016
20896
Apply knowledge of aircraft materials to the certification of
aeronautical maintenance
25 A
11 January
2016
20904
Apply knowledge of air law to the certification of aeronautical
maintenance
25 A
4
November
2015
21060
Apply knowledge of human factors to the certification of
aeronautical maintenance
20 A
4
November
2015
20901
Apply knowledge of turbine engines to the certification of
aeronautical maintenance
25 A
4
November
2015
20897
Apply knowledge of basic aeroplanes to the certification of
aeronautical maintenance
20 A
12
December
2014
20895
Apply knowledge of aircraft engineering to the certification of
aeronautical maintenance
20 A
12
December
2014
20898
Apply knowledge of pressurised aeroplanes to the certification of
aeronautical maintenance
25 A
12
December
2014
26964
Apply knowledge of electrical fundamentals to the certification of
aeronautical maintenance
20 A
12
December
2014
Level 4 3407 Maintain aircraft fire protection systems 4 A
18
September
2012

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2012
3405 Maintain aircraft engine fuel systems 8 A
17
September
2012
3406 Maintain aircraft engine lubrication systems 4 A
25 July
2012
3408 Maintain aircraft gearboxes and/or transmissions 15 A
24 July
2012
3920 Maintain aircraft fuel storage and distribution systems 12 A
1 June
2012
3403 Inspect aircraft engines 6 A
20 March
2012
3921 Maintain aircraft landing gear systems 12 A
28
February
2012
3413 Maintain aircraft gas turbine powerplants 20 A
28
February
2012
3922 Maintain aircraft hydraulic systems 12 A
3 February
2012
3412 Maintain aircraft gas turbine engine thrust reverser systems 4 A
3 February
2012
3919 Maintain aircraft mechanical flight control systems 12 A
9
December
2011
3918 Maintain aircraft air conditioning and pressurisation systems 12 A
9
December
2011
4070 Shape aeronautical sheet metals by cutting 5 A
12
September
2011
4023
Fabricate and repair composite aeronautical components at room
temperature
40 A
27 May
2011
4075 Repair and/or modify aircraft metal structure 15 A
3 March
2011
4003 Fabricate and/or repair aircraft carpets 8 A
26 April
2010
4072 Fold aeronautical sheet metal 3 A
16
December
2009
4074 Visually inspect aircraft metal and composite structures 5 A
2
November
2009
Level 3 3911 Replenish aircraft hydraulic systems 2 A
7
December
2012
3908 Replenish aircraft undercarriage oleos (shock struts) 2 A
7
December
2012
4033 Form aeronautical sheet metals by rolling 3 A
3 March
2011
4081 Form aeronautical sheet metals by shrinking and stretching 8 A
3 March
2011

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3896
Select, use, and maintain aeronautical engineering tools and
equipment
10 A
16
December
2009
7241
Demonstrate knowledge of aircraft powerplant maintenance
practices
6 A
19
November
2009
7240
Demonstrate knowledge of aircraft powerplant repair and
overhaul practices
6 A
19
November
2009
3895 Apply aeronautical engineering maintenance practices 20 A
2
November
2009
3906 Service fixed wing aircraft 4 A
23
September
2009
3907 Carry out aircraft ground handling 4 A
23
September
2009
3894 Use aeronautical industry publications and documentation 6 A
16
September
2009
7244
Demonstrate knowledge of electrical and electronic applications
to aircraft mechanical systems
11 A
18 August
2009
7243
Demonstrate knowledge of aircraft mechanical system
maintenance practices
12 A
29 July
2009
7242
Demonstrate knowledge of aircraft mechanical component repair
and overhaul practices
8 A
29 July
2009
Level 2 5428
Demonstrate knowledge of aircraft construction and maintenance
practices
14 A
19
November
2009
Core Generic
Level 2 4252 Produce a targeted resume 2 A
2 August
2009
7117 Produce a plan to enhance own learning 2 A
5 March
2009
Level 1 504 Produce a CV (curriculum vitae) 2 A
2 August
2009
4249 Demonstrate care and timeliness as an employee 3 A
5 March
2009
Food and Related Products Processing
Level 2 7756
Handle chemicals safely in food and related product production
environments
2 A
21 May
2003
Health Studies
Level 3 6400 Manage first aid in emergency situations 2 A
12 March
2009
Level 2 6401 Provide first aid 1 A
12 March
2009
Level 1 6402 Provide resuscitation level 2 1 A
12 March
2009
Mechanical Engineering
Level 2 4435
Select, use, and care for engineering dimensional measuring
equipment 3 A
17
September
2009

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2009
2395 Select, use and care for, engineering hand tools 4 A
16
September
2009
21912 Apply safe working practices on an engineering worksite 2 A
14 May
2009
4432
Demonstrate knowledge of, and convert, units of measure used
in engineering
2 A
10 March
2009
21911 Demonstrate knowledge of safety on engineering worksites 1 A
2 March
2009
Level 1 4433
Select, use, and care for simple measuring devices used in
engineering
2 A
17
September
2009
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